Sentence examples for order more often from inspiring English sources

Having listened to various speakers making promises they would soon break, a tenant rose up to complain that on his high-rise estate the lifts were out of order more often than not, which was a serious problem for mums with prams and the disabled.

With 108,000 subscribers at the time of this article, it's clear that many people want to hear The Clash, Joy Division or New Order more often.

Item 2 needs to be ordered more often (at (f_2=6)) to still satisfy the demand for it.

"We see a very high number of multiple pair orders in Germany, and these multiple orders more often consist of colour or style variations, as opposed to multiple sizes".

From an evolutionary standpoint, within non-coding regulatory regions, nucleotides can change their order more frequently and these binding sites often become very small and instable [ 13].

It also noticed that middle-income people — as determined by ZIP code data — tended to order cabs more often just before market downturns.

Additionally, Medicaid/Medicare dual eligible patients included in the Medicare Part D program after January 2006 are managed by private plans, which use mail order services more often.

Compared with patients whose DNR orders were written during hospitalization, those who had prior DNR orders were more often older; female; and were more likely to have a history of heart failure, stroke, and renal disease (Table 2).

They found that if a stock tended to reverse direction the day after such orders, then more often than not it was sensitive to liquidity shocks.

The DNA test for factor V Leiden was ordered much more often than the corresponding functional assay.

However, the methods with sequential algorithms (keeping at order n + 1 all breakpoints found at order n) fail more often than those running complete optimisation at any order.